Czech TV Station Tells Staff to Accurately Portray Migrants as Threat, Leftists Outraged

Jitka Obzinová, the editor-in-chief of news and current affairs at "Prima TV", the third most popular Czech television station, and Luboš Jetmar, the representative of the owners of the TV station have held an extraordinary meeting with the TV station's journalists on 7th September, 2015 where they ordered them to demonise refugees. This follows from the testimony of a number of witnesses, employees of Prima TV, which has been obtained by the Czech Hlidacipes.cz website. The Hlidacipes.org website has now published an audio recording from this meeting.

"Another million of refugees is waiting in Libya for someone to ferry them to Europe. The moment they are ere [sic] - and there will be many of them here - they will assert their own truth, their vision of the world, their religion, their rules," said Luboš Jetmar, the representative of the owners of Prima TV at a meeting last September where the TV station management allegedly told its reporters to present refugees as a problem, a crisis and a threat.

"Frankly speaking, I do not know whether any one of you wants to live to see this, I do not know how old your children are, but I have a nine-year-old girl and I do not want to see in twenty, thirty years' time that she would be forced to walk about in a burqa and be deprived of all her rights. I really do not want this," said Jetmar.

"We are simply afraid that this can really become a much bigger problem than we realise today. So far, there are only a few hundred thousand, maybe a million, but once there are many of them here, they will really not respect our rules," he concluded.

"The media will need to assume an attitude towards the refugee crisis and our television station does want to assume an attitude. And you must accept it. We are all employed here and we do have an employer who has a certain attitude. I accept it, the day editor accepts it and you will simply obey the orders of the day editor. If you do not do this, you thereby refuse to accept the fact that you are employed here and there is no point in you being employed here," says Jitka Obzinová on the tape.

"You must consistently present refugees as a threat. Keep telling the public that we must fear islamisation and that we do not want refugees in the Czech Republic," the managers told Prima TV journalists.

The 2015 conviction statistics show that 29,439 criminal convictions overall were of Austrians and 23,609 were of foreigners. Of 6,734 drugs convictions last year, 45 per cent were foreigners and some 14 per cent from just one national group — Afghanistan.

Of violent crimes, 2,560 of the 7,826 people convicted were foreign — 33 per cent — as were 35 per cent of those convicted of sexual offences,and 103 of those convicted of sexual offences, Kurier reports.

Given that migrants make up a small but growing proportion of Austria’s population, that they account for 44 per cent of all crime suggests they are grossly overrepresented in crime statistics.

In 1975, the Swedish parliament unanimously decided to change the former homogeneous Sweden into a multicultural country. Forty years later the dramatic consequences of this experiment emerge: violent crime has increased by 300%.

If one looks at the number of rapes, however, the increase is even worse. In 1975, 421 rapes were reported to the police; in 2014, it was 6,620. That is an increase of 1,472%.



Sweden is now number two on the global list of rape countries. According to a survey from 2010, Sweden, with 53.2 rapes per 100,000 inhabitants, is surpassed only by tiny Lesotho in Southern Africa, with 91.6 rapes per 100,000 inhabitants.